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2-map PvE cluster · 2 servers

2 maps · 2 servers · 3 playing

These servers share no common name, so this heading describes the cluster rather than naming it. What it says is first-party and exact; a name taken from whichever server happens to be busiest today would not be. The busiest one is called parikon Eternal 0 hosted by nitrado.net.

Read from the server names. Not checked against the game.

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Eternal 0 hosted by nitrado.net - (v94.25)

In ARK: Join ARK → Unofficial → paste the name into the filter. We will ask you in a week whether it was any good — that answer is the only thing on this site that comes from a player rather than a name.

busiest right now — Eternal 0 hosted by nitrado.net

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Population, counted by us

1average players
3on right now
7highest of each server, added up
7 days agobusiest point on this chart: 4now

Watched 166.5 of the last 168 hours — 99%. Gaps below are pulls that did not happen.

Across the day

Busiest around 12:00 UTC — 0.6 on average

UTC. A server’s own timezone is inferable from where this peaks — that is why observations are stored with an offset — but inferring it is not done yet, and labelling these as local would be a guess.

Counted by us, about every eleven minutes. A gap in the line is time we were not watching, not a server nobody was on.

Rates, as the names state them

Gather
not stated
Taming
not stated
Breeding
not stated
Tribe cap
not stated
XP
not stated

Read out of the server names by our parser. Where a name said nothing, this says “not stated” rather than guessing.

Rules

Wipes
not stated
Wipe date
not stated
Launch or event date
not stated
Offline raid protection
not stated
Playstyle tags
not stated

Read out of the server names by our parser. Where a name said nothing, this says “not stated” rather than guessing.

First-party facts

Mode
PVEfrom the first-party SessionIsPve field, not the name
Platforms
PC (Steam)PlayStation 5PC (Microsoft Store)Xboxcrossplay across hardware families
Language
not stated
Region
not stated
Discord
not stated
Mods
4 across the cluster
Accuracy
not statednothing in these names was checkable against first-party data
In the index since
2026-08-24the date this index was first built, not an arrival we watched and not a launch

From Wildcard’s server list, not from the name. Nobody typed these and an owner cannot change them here.

The 2 servers

MapNameOn nowAveragePeak
AstraeosEternal 0 hosted by nitrado.net1/200.23
Genesisparikon Eternal 0 hosted by nitrado.net1/260.02

1 older entry is folded into the list above — same name, same map, at an address that changed. Their history is kept.

No longer in the feed1 server

Last seen in a pull and absent since. Nothing is deleted — the history recorded for each one is still there, and a server that comes back reappears above.

MapNameAveragePeakLast seenStatus
AstraeosEternal 0 hosted by nitrado.net1.0116 days agodead

Mods4

From the server record, not from its name. Names come from CurseForge and are cached here; a mod we have no name for shows its project id, which is still what you can filter and search on.

TG Stacking Mod 10000-90929110Crafting Skill Potion929785Awesome Spyglass!947033Automated Dino Wipes947733